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Yes except I needed to spend money on the 1st (paying regular savers that earn > 5%) and didn't have the funds to pay back into Spring until a few days later…
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If you say so, but I don't think it is at all clear (at least without a lot of digging) that interest, once added, counts towards the maximum allowed investment. Yes, I know that the interest is effectively capitalised but that would not necessarily mean that it should be treated as part of the maximum input. The danger, of course, is that (as in my example) an attempt in good faith to top-up a £4,000 investment to the maximum £5,000, by remitting a further £1,000 after 27p interest has already been added, will result in the whole of that £1,000 being returned - a waste of everyone's time and a loss of interest.
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